By Justin Woodard
The UW-Whitewater men’s and women’s cross country teams have finished middle of the pack in most of their races this season and the result was no different this past...
By Justin Woodard
The men’s club rugby team dominated the competition during the weekend like they have all season in order to advance to the Sweet 16 in two weeks in Virginia. The Warhawks...
By Justin Woodard
After an emotional ceremony to dedicate the locker room in honor of former Warhawk Lisa Panici, the No. 18-ranked UW-Whitewater volleyball team split the weekend home invite,...
By Justin Woodard
Jeff Miller, head coach of both the men’s and women’s cross country teams, has emphasized each week he wants his runners to improve, and the two teams will have a better...
By Justin Woodard
Despite falling short of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament title over the weekend, the Warhawk volleyball team looks to succeed in the NCAA tournament...
In football, the main focus is more often than not aimed toward the offense.
But UW-Whitewater’s defense line, made up of junior linebackers Kyle Wismer, Ryan Cortez, Cole Klotz and senior Josh Williams,...
The softball team had a chance to win the WIAC Tournament on Sunday and earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, but fell short.
Because it is a double-elimination tournament, the Warhawks needed one win over UW-River Falls but fell short twice.
Lexie Sondgeroth is only a freshman at UW-Whitewater and she is already making a name for herself as a successful track athlete.
She currently holds a total of eight season-best times, four from the indoor season and four from the outdoor season.
The women’s tennis team came back to Wisconsin with some success after defeating three of the four schools they played on their spring break trip in Georgia and South Carolina.
The men’s and women’s track and field teams finished eighth and 21st respectively at the NCAA Division-III Indoor Championships this last weekend.
The Warhawks sent 10 athletes to Grinnell College for the championships in Iowa. Two of the three women and five of the seven men earned All-American honors.
The Warhawk women’s basketball team will carry a six game win-streak into the conference tournament after defeating UW-River Falls 67-61 Saturday afternoon.
Sophomore guard Mary Merg said she is looking forward to the tournament.
Unlike many sports programs on campus, the gymnastics team is loaded with athletes from states other than Wisconsin.
This year’s class of freshman gymnasts is no different. All five of them are from out of state.
